Tom Brady knows what it takes to make a top quarterback in the NFL and Caleb Williams is certainly someone impressing him right now. The 24-year-old made his return to the Chicago Bears at the weekend following a number of weeks on the sideline with his infamous hamstring injury.
Sports talk radio in Chicago took an unexpected turn on 104.3 The Score when co-hosts David Haugh and Jarrett Payton took a listener call to break down the Chicago Bears’ latest fourth-quarter defensive breakdown – only to discover the caller was analyzing game film from a Wisconsin correctional facility.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and New England Patriots star Drake Maye have connected careers. They both entered the NFL in 2024 and fans continuously compare them to each other.
The Chicago Bears host the New England Patriots on Thursday night, and both teams will hope to keep their positive momentum after Week 5 victories. The oddsmakers like Chicago's odds of coming away with a win on their home turf.
The return of Caleb Williams ended up giving the Chicago Bears’ offense the lift they needed, and a beneficiary of this was Luther Burden. In their Week 6 game against the Atlanta Falcons, Burden ended up with eight receptions for 95 yards.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Chicago Bears released their final injury report ahead of Thursday Night Football against the New England Patriots at Soldier Field, ruling out running back Kyle Monangai and linebacker Jack Sanborn.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams gave his team reason to celebrate after returning from a three-game absence and leading a 31-23 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Chicago Bears got back on track in Week 6. Chicago took care of Atlanta on Sunday thanks to the return of Caleb Williams at quarterback. Unfortunately, the Bears will be without one of their offensive weapons once again as they prepare for Thursday Night Football against the Patriots.
Coming out of Week 6, it looked as if Jonah Jackson was going to miss time with a hip injury. However, the right guard has bucked the trend and beaten the odds, leading to a major sigh of relief from quarterback Caleb Williams.
The Chicago Bears enter Week 7 with a Thursday night matchup against a New England Patriots team that has made strides on both sides of the ball. While Chicago has found ways to win, the Patriots present several challenges that could test the Bears’ defense and offense.
The Chicago Bears are turning the page from Week 6 quickly as they prepare for a Thursday night showdown against the New England Patriots in Week 7. The Bears are coming off a bounce-back performance with their win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday while the Patriots are looking for their fourth straight win after a 1-2 start.
The Chicago Bears have managed to stay competitive despite dealing with several injuries, but some absences are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams saw his name painted in a poor light throughout his hamstring injury recovery. In his first possible opportunity, the Bears star made sure to silence any doubters.
The Chicago Bears will be facing a familiar face on Thursday night when veteran safety Kevin Byard III leads the New England Patriots to Soldier Field.
The Philadelphia Eagles (2-4) seem headed into a transition year after franchise quarterback Jalen Hurts was diagnosed with blood clots and placed on injured reserve. Will that lead to the team shaking things up at the deadline?
The Chicago Bears finally got tight end Colston Loveland more involved in Week 6 against the Atlanta Falcons and he’s too big of a threat to not continue feeding him the football.
Maye threw one touchdown pass and six interceptions across the season's first three weeks. Over New England's following three games, however, Maye tallied 10 touchdown passes with just a single pick.
One thing that has been apparent since Week 4 is the Chicago Bears have not utilized D'Andre Swift on the ground much in the second half of games. We know why that was the case in Week 4, as Swift was benched because of what head coach Ben Johnson said was an "egregious" fumble.
Jordan Schultz reports the Bears are signing CB KC Eziomume. Eziomume, 24, played four years at Alabama A&M before transferring to Albany for a year and then transferring again to Tulane for his final collegiate season.